Danish Khan

Danish Khan is a seasoned professional in the fields of environmental conservation and urban planning, currently serving as a Research Associate at the Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) since February 2016, focusing on Montane Grassland Mapping and Conservation. Prior experience includes roles as a Research Assistant at the Wildlife Conservation Society, where responsibilities involved tiger and prey base estimation, camera trapping, and transect line surveys, as well as urban planning at IBI Group, contributing to projects like the Bengaluru Metro Accessibility Plan and M. P's Parking Master Plan. Educational credentials comprise a PG Diploma in GeoInformatics from the Indian Institute of Remote Sensing, a PG Diploma in Environmental Management from EPCO Institute of Environmental Studies, and a Bachelor's degree in Urban & Regional Planning from Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology. Additionally, Danish Khan has gained practical experience through internships focused on BRTS project management and lake development projects, and has also volunteered in initiatives aimed at promoting inclusive urban spaces.